As a child, she embroidered patterns that her aunt transcribed. In 1952, when the embroidery center was founded in Čataj, she was one of the youngest embroiderers. In 1983, she became a supervisor at the Crafts and Arts Union of Slovakia (ÚĽUV) in Čataj. She assigned work to embroiderers and guided them. She transcribed patterns for the entire center of Čataj embroidery. In 1984, she obtained a certificate recognizing her qualification as a master of folk art embroidery, awarded by the Commission for the Assessment of Professional Competence of Folk Art Workers.