OLAG hosted a booth at Tremendicon, a three-day creative arts and pop-culture convention in Springfield, Missouri. The event provided an excellent opportunity for the guild to connect with convention attendees, share the art of leatherworking, and offer a hands-on creative activity. With generous sponsorship from Tandy Leather, visitors to the booth were able to make their own stamped leather bracelets. Participants experimented with leather-stamping tools and created personalized pieces to take home, giving them a memorable introduction to the craft.

Guild members worked together to craft a collection of animal-shaped key fobs as a fundraiser for the 2028 IFoLG show. The project allowed members to contribute their time and leatherworking skills while creating fun, practical items.

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