Detecting out-of-scope (OOS) utterances is crucial in task-oriented dialogue systems, but obtaining enough annotated OOS dialogues to train a binary classifier directly is difficult in practice. Existing data augmentation methods generate OOS dialogues automatically, but their performance usually depends on an external corpus. This dependence not only induces uncertainty, but also reduces the quality of generated dialogues. Specifically, all of them are out-of-domain (OOD). Herein we propose SILVER, a self data augmentation method that does not use external data. It addresses issues of previous research and improves the accuracy of OOS detection (false positive rate: 90.5% → 47.4%). Furthermore, SILVER successfully generates highquality in-domain (IND) OOS dialogues in terms of naturalness (percentage: 8% → 68%) and OOS correctness (percentage: 74% → 88%), as evaluated by human workers.