The left twist stitch is a mock cable. By knitting stitches out of order, a twist can be created in the fabric. It's more efficient than a 1/1 Cable Left or Cable 2 Forward and can be used in place of those stitches.

The Faux Cable Edging is a delicate mock cable rib. Using slipped stitches and eyelets, it is a simple stitch with a lot of visual payoff. With it's vintage look, it would work well at the hem and cuffs of a cardigan or on babywear.

The Eyelet Mock Cable Ribbing Stitch is a unique pattern that combines cabling, ribbing, and lace. It is great to use as an accent to a sweater, scarf, or blanket.

The right twist stitch is a mock cable technique that allows you to simulate a cable without the use of a cable needle.