The Undercover Quilters started making commemorative pins in 2016, with original designs by member Phyllis Nishimori.  Each year's design is inspired by the opportunity quilt pattern for that year.  Approximately 100 are made each year and sold at the annual quilt show for $10 each.  Proceeds are donated to the guild, in appreciation for providing "The Farmhouse", a wonderful place for everyone to gather and sew.  The Undercover Quilters are busy in January and February making the pins in anticipation of the upcoming quilt show.

A special note about the pin for 2020.  This was the year that the in-person quilt show was cancelled (you know, COVID).  The pins were already assembled, but with no venue to sell.  By the summer of 2021, however, lockdowns eased, and the Undercover Quilters added the embellishment of tiny masks to the Fiesta birds, and were able to sell them at the in-person Country Store event.

The pins sell like hotcakes every year, so find the sales table early in the show to get a chance to buy these very special pieces of art!