Since 1967 she began to focus on handcrafts, especially in the field of textiles. She always made textile dolls, animals, and dressed dolls only for her own needs until 1974 when she became a craftswoman at the ULUV. Her work was always precise and of high quality. She often worked as a lecturer in courses organized by the ULUV to recruit new producers. In 1997, she obtained a certificate recognizing her as a master of folk art production in the field of textile and dressed dolls production, granted by the Commission for assessing the professional competence of workers in folk art production.