Self striping yarn is great for socks, mittens, hats, baby garments, scarves and more!  Here's just a few examples of what you can make with my yarn, and which stripe patterns work best.

Looking for a super basic, beginner friendly sock pattern?  Try I'm so Basic

 (Ravelry Link)

Best with: 10 rows stripers

Best with: Complex stripers with a solid heel skein for brim

Best with: Any stripe pattern

Best with: any stripe pattern

Stripe Pattern:  Any, but requires a full skein of contrast yarn.  I have kits that include a full skein of contrast available here.

Stripe Pattern: Complex--you'll want to look for colorways that have a 7/3/7/3 stripe pattern to duplicate the look of the original project.

Stripe pattern:  Any, but you may wish to use an even stripe or 10 row stripe to get the most solid colored fish.  Shown here is the Memristor colorway paired with a full skein of solid black.

Stripe Pattern:  Any
Shown here in the Cinnabar colorway with a solid yarn for cuffs, heels and toes.

Mystic Spiral

Stripe Pattern: Other stripe, even width
Shown here in Luciferin in Inertia

Thank you so much JenGoPop for letting me use your photos!

Stereoisomer Socks
Stripe Pattern: Any
Requires a contrast color for the mosaic stitch



Elphaba Mitts

Stripe Pattern: Any
Shown here in Lepton

Slanted Stripes
Stripe Pattern: Even or 10 row
Shown here in Kepler

Diamonds are a girl's best friend shawl
Stripe Pattern: Any
Requires 2 skeins

Shiprock 2
Stripe Pattern: Any!
Shown here in Geosmin

Foxy Sweater Scarf
Stripe Pattern: Any, but even and 10 row stripes work best for larger sizes
The original pattern has you changing yarns and carrying them up, but I've never been good at that so self striping to the rescue!  Bonus, no row counting, just go!
Shown here in Rhodactis with a solid purple for the sleeves and ribbing
I have kits (yarn only) available here

These are just a few examples of the awesome patterns you can use with my yarn.  If you have a project with my yarn that you'd like to share, email me at caitlin@selfstriping.com with a photo and a link to your Ravelry page (if any), and I can post them here for everyone to admire!

You can also check out the bundles on my Ravelry group to get other, awesome ideas!