In 2008, she delved into the world of wool by completing a course at ÚĽUV. Shortly after, she expanded her knowledge at another wool processing course in Hungary. She is fond of wool as a material for its malleability and color variability, offering both spatial and flat usage possibilities. With a passion for creating vibrant pieces, color often inspires new shapes for her. She mostly buys colorful wool, dyes some shades herself, and experiments with natural wool colors from various types of sheep. She highly values the properties of wool – it absorbs sweat, doesn’t smell, adapts to the body, cools in the summer, and warms in the winter.
In her creations, she utilizes felt-making techniques to craft garments (hats, caps, scarves, gloves), home accessories, bags, shoes, and jewelry. She is also drawn to making traditional felt outerwear and felted slippers, even though their color is more subdued.