She learned to weave together with Tatiana Ivorova from the original bearers of this once widespread domestic production – Maria Ľahká from Chrenovce-Brusno and Anna Pekárová from Veľká Čausa, who taught them mainly the most difficult part of weaving, which is dreaming. Currently, she is dedicated to traditional weaving on looms, for which she established a separate workshop. She uses primarily the most common technique of weaving, called plain weave, which is created by dense crossing of warp and weft, and plain fabrics are reversible. She uses cotton, linen, and hemp threads for dreaming, and mainly uses rags and cut scraps as material. The traditional textiles she produces through weaving are characterized by geometric patterns. She creates smaller textiles using the technique of tablet weaving. She has also applied her skills as a lecturer in various courses and creative workshops of traditional crafts.