There are also, Jewelry Box, Rubber Stamp Pads, Bar Soap Holders, Child's Soup Bowl, Swizzle Sticks, Liquid Soap Dispenser, Incense Burner, Squirt Gun, Key Chains, Trivets, Lawn Sprinkler, Bank, Napkin Ring, Sun Dial, Planters, Foot Stool, Windmill, Water Spigot, Socks, Neck Tie, Belt Buckel, Stuffed Animals, Coffee Mugs, Juice Glasses, Jelly Jar, Pictures, Broaches, Necklaces, Finger Rings, Bracelets.
Of course, there's more. Pendants, Poster, Magnets, Night Lights, Jewelry Boxes, Spray Bottle, Picture Frame, Earings, Christmas Ornament, Cookie Cutter, Postage Stamps, Bracelet Charms, Spoon Rest, Wooden Puzzle, Salt and Pepper Shakers, Candles and Holders, Pin Cushions, House Shoes, Children's Toys (Rattles, Pull, etc.), and a recent addition, a concrete Turtle Bench Seat for the backyard. This is about a 350 pound dude.
They can be made in Porcelain, Crystal, Paper, you name it! You'll also find'm made of Plastic, Glass, Wood, Pottery, Ceramic, Steel, Brass, Cloth, Yarn, Rubber, Rock, Stone, Pewter, Cloisonne, Resins, Cement, Copper and Tin. I'm sure I have missed something here, not sure what it is.
My very first turtle was a walnut shell stuffed with clay and has small stones for the head and feet. This turtle was given to me by my mom when I was a young teen, after I had lost my Desert Tortoise "Speedy". 
Speedy would live in the backyard during the summer and in a box under my bed during the winter hibernation. He loved ice plant, lettuce and bananas. I once entered him into a Turtle/Tortoise race, he never even moved. In fact he was the only turtle that didn't make it out of the inner circle. I buried Speedy in a box under a cactus in the side yard. This page is a tribute to Speedy.Thanks for visiting my turtle page.
