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BMX wheels are laced pretty much the same way as any other traditional bicycle wheel is laced. It's not exactly difficult, but you do need to keep focused throughout the process. There's a fairly nice walk-through of the process at www.sheldonbrown.com: or you can do a net search for "bicycle wheel building instructions" and you're bound to find a few more.
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