Step 1: First, locate the left shoe and hold its lace in your left hand.
Step 2: Create a small loop with the lace by bringing the right end of the lace over and under the left end. Now, hold both ends of the lace in your right hand.
Step 3: Using your left hand, reach down toward the floor and locate your right foot with the shoe on.
Step 4: Place the loop of the lace over the toe of the right shoe. If you want a snug knot, make sure the loop's opening faces you. If you prefer a looser knot, have the opening face away from you.
Step 5: With your right hand, bring the right end of the lace up and through the loop of the lace. Next, bring the left end of the lace over and under the right end, to form a new loop. This is the beginning of the "rabbit hole."
Step 6: Holding the new loop with your right hand, locate the knot on the left shoe by touch. Place the loop under the knot.
Step 7: With your left hand, bring the right end of the lace up and over the knot. Make a twist or two if needed to secure the "rabbit hole."
Step 8: Tighten the knot by slowly pulling both ends of the lace apart.
Step 9: Repeat the steps for your left shoelace.
Remember, it may take some practice for a blind person to master this technique, but with persistence, they can tie their shoelaces independently.