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Opportunity Quilts

2024 Opportunity Quilt

 

The Sum Of Its Parts

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Original Design by Loretta Duffy

Pieced by Loretta Duffy

Machine Quilted by Kelley Bachli

 

The winner was Guild member Barbara McMillan's husband, Grant.  Congratulations!!

2022 Opportunity Quilt

 

"Music Is Universal"

  

82" x95"

Machine pieced by Ann Nonimus

Machine Quilted by Hester Mastero

Original Design

Dedicated to the Countless Generations of Nameless Quilters

 

The winning ticket belonged to Guild member Alena Callimanis. 

2019 Opportunity Quilt

 

"Rio De Flores"

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Original design by members of the CVQG. Quilted by Treese Pflum. 

 

The winning ticket was drawn on December 14, 2019. The winner was Eileen Herring of Honolulu, Hawaii. 

2017 Opportunity Quilt

 

"On Point Quarter Log Cabin"

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It was made by the Needles and Pins Friendship Group, Shadow Hills.

 It was designed by Liz Katsuro and quilted by Mary Sue Simpson.

 

The winning ticket for this quilt was drawn at our Holiday Luncheon on December 9. The winner was Shelly Wyman who purchased her winning ticket at the Riverside County Date Festival.

2015 Opportunity Quilt

(1 of 2)

 

"Princess Ponies"

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Quilt organized by Joanne Hunt

Pieced by members of the CVQG

Machine quilted by Karen Lummus

Size:  62" x 74"

Quilt pattern used with the permission of Buggy Barn Quilts

Winning ticket wins both quilts.

 

The winning ticket for this quilt belonged to Linda Johnson of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.

2014 Opportunity Quilt

 

"Primitive Garden"

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Quilt organized by Roberta Peterson

Hand dyed wool appliqued by Guild Members

Machine quilted by Roberta Peterson

Size:  72" x 82"

Quilt pattern used with the permission of, and is available from Primitive Gatherings Quilt Shop. Designed by Lisa Bongean

 

The winning ticket was owned by Pat Kunich of Indio, California.

2025 Opportunity Quilt

 

"Whimsical Leaves"

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Inspired by Pinterest Nancy Lou and Carole Gold's Quilted Art

 

Pieced and Appliquéd by Paul Reiss

Quilted by Treese Pflum

 

The winner was Sandra Curry!

2023 Opportunity Quilt

 

"Lily Field"

 

Pattern by Kathy Doughty

Pieced by Stephanie Beasley and Jackie Mason

Machine Quilted by Treese Pflum

 

And the winner was Guild member Connie Fleischner!

2020 Opportunity Quilt

 

"Beads on a String"

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Pattern used with permission of Dora Cary

Machine Pieced by Sharon Rooker

Quilted by Treese Pflum

 

The winning ticket belonged to Cheri Coryell. The winning ticket was drawn at our Holiday Zoom Party. Congratulations, Cheri.

2018 Opportunity Quilt

 

"Stars and Sprigs"

 

This quilt was made by guild member Natalie Shonerd from a pattern by Kim McLean. The pattern was used by permission of Glorious Color. It is 78 inches by 93 inches.

 

It was quilted by Karen Lummus.

 

The winner was drawn at the Guild's Holiday Luncheon on December 8, 2018. The winner was Dorothy Trethewy. She and her husband Brian live in Wenatchee, Washington half the year and Cathedral City, CA, the other half. The winning ticket was one of six that Dorothy purchased at the Riverside County Date Festival in February 2018!

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2016 Opportunity Quilt

 

"Jewel in the Crown"

 

This quilt is an original design and was pieced by the Guild's Star Friendship Group which includes Rebecca Blosser, Cheryl Jensen, Luella Grangaard, Connie Fleischner, and Kathleen Herring. It was quilted by Debra Pugh.

 

The winning ticket was drawn at the 2016 Holiday Brunch.

2015 Opportunity Quilt

(2 of 2)

 

"Boys and Their Toys"

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Quilt organized by Joanne Hunt

Pieced by members of the CVQG

Machine quilted by Karen Lummus

Size:  63" x 74"

Quilt pattern used with the permission of Buggy Barn Quilts

Winning ticket wins both quilts.

 

The winning ticket for this quilt belonged to Linda Johnson of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.

2013 Opportunity Quilt

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"A Garden for my Wedding Ring"

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Quilt organized by Olivia Christianson

Appliqued by guild members

Machine quilted by Karen Lummus

Size: 106" x 95"

 

The winning ticket was owned by Judy Dubose of Chico, California.

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