The craftswoman spent her childhood in the village of Čataj, where she was already led to handiwork as a child. She learned embroidery from her mother Valérie Krajčirovičová, who also collaborated with the ÚĽUV. She enjoyed watching the production of straw figurines, but she was even more drawn to the technique of rough-twisted straw. Her admiration and interest in this craft led her to the artisan Milada Maszayová. She learned straw craft at the ÚĽUV in 1995 through recruitment. At that time, she was already on a disability pension. She gradually expanded the initial set of 20 different types of baskets and straw coverings to include other products of her own production. Her range of products mainly includes placemats and various small baskets for table setting made of rough-twisted straw in natural and dyed colors. She participated in events organized by the ÚĽUV (Days of Masters, Lodno, Vienna).

In 2009, she obtained a certificate of qualification as a master of folk art production in the field of straw craft, awarded by the Commission for Assessing the Professional Competence of Workers in Folk Art Production. The honorary title of Master of Folk Art Production was bestowed upon her for preserving and developing the production of utility items from roughly twisted straw.