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[Mary Bailey]

I just donated a gallon size ziplock bag of corks to Goodwill. I thought someone could use them.

[HonnyBrown]

Sandgirl, my friend needs corks for a craft project. You can ask your friends for their corks. Also, if there is a Total Wines near you, people drop off corks for recycling; you can ask them if you can have a few. This is the advice I gave her.

[PeterDM]

Here:

http://www.amazon.com/Premium-Recycled-Corks-Natural-Around/dp/B006BF7BBE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=142...

[judgejudith]

How about laying them flat on the table, filling them, and then glue a piece of clear plastic over the top. Use a glue which dries clear.

I just searched on ..letters .. in pinterest. Some good ideas there. One was gluing scrapbook paper inside the letters....different patterns in each letter.

[lolakimono]

Do you want to display them in your kitchen only?

[coldlake]

You could get some faux greenery, like ivy, something made on a wire so it's bendable, and stuff it into the letters so it looks like a topiary.

Me, I could have that filled with corks in no time!

[PeterDM]

How about kitchen matches or toothpicks?

[Rainbowsarefree]

Find out if you have a local Freecycle group (Freecycle.com) in your area. You could join the group and ask for corks. I save my corks and offer them on Freecycle when I get a full bag because I often see folks requesting corks for projects.