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A shoelace securing device is in the form of an elongated strip of material with enlarged circular end portions that overlap upon assembly to cover the knot of a user's shoelaces. A rear side of the strip is completely covered with hook material to aid in gripping both the knot and adjacent shoelace

A shoelace securing device is in the form of an elongated strip of material with enlarged circular end portions that overlap upon assembly to cover the knot of a user's shoelaces. A rear side of the strip is completely covered with hook material to aid in gripping both the knot and adjacent shoelace material. The front surface has a loop patch at one end, the remainder of the front surface carrying an artistic design, other indicia, or logo. In one embodiment, the device includes two connectable, foldable strips of material. In each embodiment, a smooth surface is presented that can carry artwork, a slogan, words, a logo, or the like.

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[ I claim:] [1.] A shoelace knot holding apparatus for a tied shoelace comprising:a) a strip of material having front and rear surfaces, an elongated rectangular strip portion of generally uniform width and two enlarged end portions of similar size and shape that overlap upon assembly so that one al

[ I claim:] [1.] A shoelace knot holding apparatus for a tied shoelace comprising:a) a strip of material having front and rear surfaces, an elongated rectangular strip portion of generally uniform width and two enlarged end portions of similar size and shape that overlap upon assembly so that one aligns with and covers the other and each end portion being enlarged and generally circular and of a diameter that is larger than the width of the rectangular portion;b) the front surface having a patch of loop material near an end of the rectangular portion;c) the entire rear surface of said strip portion being covered with hook material;d) the enlarged, generally circular end having hook material on its rear surface for gripping both the patch of loop material and adjacent shoelace material during use; ande) wherein the strip of material is of a length that enables a tied shoelace knot to be encircled when the circular end portion grips and overlaps the patch of loop material.