How to Draw Parts of a Shoe for Kids

1. Begin the parts of a shoe for kids outline by drawing two curved lines. These trace the top and back of the shoe.

2. Draw a curved line between the previous lines, and double it back on itself to enclose the collar. at the bottom, draw a long curved line between the previous lines.

3. Draw another long curved line from the front to the back of the shoe, enclosing the sole. Draw another line from the top of the shoe to the collar. This area is called the eyestay.

4. Enclose several curved rectangles across the top of the eyestay, erasing as necessary.

These are the laces. Shade a small oval at the end of each lace. These are the eyelets, holes that the laces are woven through.

5. Draw more curved rectangular laces, and shade their oval-shaped eyelets.

6. Extend a curved line from the laces above the edge of the collar, then double it back to meet the collar.

This is the tongue of the shoe. Then draw curved lines across the heel and from the eyestay to the sole.

7. Draw curved lines across the tongue, the front of the shoe, and between the heel counter, eyestay, and collar.

8. Draw a curved line across the sole, parallel to the bottom of the shoe. Then begin labeling the parts of the shoe.

Working clockwise, label the toe cap, toe vamp, laces, and eyestay. Draw straight lines between each term and the part it describes.

9. Continue labeling the shoe.

Working clockwise, label the eyelets, tongue, topline, collar, heel tab, heel counter, upper, mudguard, midsole, and outsole. Draw straight lines between the words and their respective parts.

Your parts of a shoe for kids outline is now complete. Color your shoe. You can make it match your favorite outline or design the sneaker of your dreams.