One, Two, Buckle My Shoe -

likely describes arranging these pins to create patterns.

is thought to be slang for the heavy, round pillow that supported the lacework. One, Two, Buckle My Shoe

Historians suggest the rhyme may have originated from the daily lives of : likely describes arranging these pins to create patterns

Some interpret the rhyme as a way to teach children good habits: getting ready (buckling shoes), arriving at work (shutting the door), and completing a task neatly. Educational Benefits arriving at work (shutting the door)