She learned to make bobbin lace as a child. She made bobbin lace for her own use, for ceremonial folk costumes. She started cooperating with the Folk Art Production Organization (ÚĽUV) in 1974. She made lace edgings for blankets and tea sets. She used traditional Grobsk patterns adapted in terms of materials and colors. In addition, she also made “three-finger” patterns in yards. In 1984, she received a certificate of qualification as a master of folk art production in the lace sector, awarded by the Commission for Assessing the Professional Competence of Workers in Folk Art Production.