Great CO, it's almost like my Irish Granny's with a twist. She use to wrap the yarn over two fingers and incert left needle into the loop creating a set up row to knit through for your ribbing and or other variations as in stockinette etc.,.

I have learned so many new things from you Thankyou

This was a great tutorial!! It finally makes sense to me. Thank you!!

Wow, I did not know this cast on had a name! My grandma taught me how to cast on like this over 50 years ago. Until I came across knitting podcasts I didn't know there are many many ways to cast on. How funny life can be.

I’ve been doing this wrong! I’ve been going back into the stitch. I’ve learned so much from you! Thanks

Thank you thank you thank you - what more can I say, thank you

I m start learning your casting stitches

What about in continental ? It looks like something I would like to use, but I am a continental knitter. I love your teaching. You explain things so well.

Love this cast on a lot. Use it on my socks since I found it. Enjoy all you do and go back and watch old episodes

Great stitch. Can you show with continental Thanks

Lol - I was stuck on a pattern and opened my iPad to search cabled cast-on, and there was my favorite instructor! Well-timed Jana, thank you!

Splendid! I Only Recently Discovered Lori's Twisty Bind Off & I'll Tell You, I Love That BO. There's Nearly A Cast On & Bind Off For Every Wish You Could Wonder About. 💜

Super helpful. Thank you!

This is great, thank you.

Thank you

I always use this cast on. Love it!

Thank you. I always cast on this way and never knew it was called the Cabled cast on.

Awesome!!!! This will work for my socks !!! THANK YOU !!!

Thank you for showing that cast on. I will try it. ❤

Very helpful😀, thank You! I am going to try it on my next sock cast on

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How do I fix a dropped cable cast on stitch?

Thank you