Make your own cutlery carrier to take along with you.  A great reusable idea for picnics, barbeques, or restaurants with plastic or one time use cutlery.  This version uses 2 cloth napkins and some ribbon with some very quick stitches.  You could also replace the napkins with scrap fabric or just use one since the holder is a napkin itself.  This one also has a loop sewn in so that it can hang from a carabiner on a backpack when hiking.  Fold up the bottom quarter of the napkin and sew vertical channels to hold your utensils and an additional napkin if wanted.  When you roll it up, fold over the top quarter and simply roll and tie.   

Want a way to reuse the left over stubs of candles?  These stained glass candles are made by melting down the colored wax from candle stubs in a double boiler. Take the colored wax and pull out any debris such as left over wicks.  Next you pour it into a shallow pan.  Once the colored wax cools and hardens, cut it into squares.  Set up a Pringles can with a new wick, and then put the squares into the can keeping the wick as centered as possible.  Put as many in as you can and pack them tight.  Next melt some white wax in the double boiler and pour it into the Pringles can to fill in the gaps left from the cubes.  Finally peel your can away and now you have a "new" candle that resembles stained glass.