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Jessica & Co Vintage

picker and adventurer
wife to a cute and hard working man
mama of 2 babes
Lover of the outdoors, fa I appreciate the old, the junk, and the rusty.

I've been involved in the antique and vintage world my entire life! My parents have an antique business and they brought us kids along on their junkin' adventures. Some of my best childhood memories were made tromping thru the aisles at flea markets or digging thru estate sales. As a stay at home mama of 2, I now drag my kids along on my own pickin adventures and I hope they enjoy them as much I a

s enjoy having them with me

08/05/2026

My wonderful parents took the kids for a long weekend at the cabin, so naturally we did what every couple would do on a kid free weekend and built a pasture😂 in the rain🥴 then we sat in lawn chairs watching the storms come in like a couple of old ladies and IT.WAS.GLORIOUS 🥹
But seriously tho, I’m so thankful for this man who has encouraged me to do more of the things I love and not just encouraged but ENABLED.

It’s been my dream for years to see horses in our front field and I cannot wait for that day to come♥️

08/04/2026

You know I had to save the best for last!👀 honestly I think all of our barns are pretty adorable but my barn, where I have hosted hundreds of events, workshops, get togethers, birthday parties and even a wedding(!) will always hold a special place in my heart.
We started building my barn in 2013, salvaging 6 outbuildings and old barns that would’ve otherwise ended up in the landfill or burned. We traveled all over Michigan taking down barns and old buildings and eventually found enough siding, flooring, the old barn door track as well as the doors. The small windows on the back came from a chicken coop that had fallen down the road. The flooring is from 3 different hay mows and perfectly worn from years of sliding bales across the wood. I bought the doors for $10 each. We finished building in 2015, and I hosted my very first barn sale in fall of 2015. A toddler at my side and baby on my hip❤️my proud husband right there next to me🥹
It all has a story, which I love. The nostalgia is my favorite part🥹
It’s attracted lots of you to come shop when I host barn sales, it’s been featured in Country Living and even rocked the cover of Better Homes & Gardens Farmhouse Edition at Christmas time! Thank you to all of you who’ve visited our humble little farm. You’ve all been a huge part of this journey ❤️

Xo 💋 I hope you enjoyed getting to know a little more about the barns here at Maple Acres Farm. We love our little farm here and what we’ve created 🥹

07/29/2026

Ok so this is not *technically* a barn🫣 but it’s here on our little farm and I love it so it makes the cut!
Christmas of 2019, we surprised our kids with an Aframe Playhouse! They’d been asking for a playhouse and well, we love Aframe’s and our adventures we’d had staying in them on trips. So we secretly worked on the playhouse in the workshop, building the sides individually and then on Christmas Eve, once it was dark and they’d gone to bed, we constructed and surprised them Christmas morning! ✨❤️
They about came outta their footie pjs when they saw it! 🥹
7 years later, I think about the memories they had in that little Aframe. All the mud pies made, the pine needle soup and clover muffins 🥹 I hope they remember those core memories too.
It’s since been moved to the cowboy pool area bc the pines got too big and it’s mostly a hang out spot for Charlie and her pals❤️

One more barn to share to complete the series!! Coming this week!! ❤️❤️

07/28/2026

So, 10 years ago, our kids were 5 and 2 and well, their toys were everywhere. It drove me crazy 🤪 we really needed a designated place for bikes and tricycles, the barbie jeep, the big wheel … ALL.THE.THINGS. I found an old shed listed on Craigslist for $125. Chris didn’t want to go get it. But I did. So, we compromised… and went and got it 😂

We filled it up with all the kids toys and called it the baby barn. I don’t really why😂 but we did. Swipe to see pics!

Now it has a quad in it, and some dried hydrangeas. But there was a time when it held scooters and helmets and hidden Easter eggs 🥹

It’s a fun place for photos and washing eggs or potting up plants. Fun fact. It sits perfectly on one of the original old cisterns our farmhouse has❤️

There are 2 more barns to feature, I’ll share them this week!

07/25/2026

Welcome to part 3 of my fun new series where I show you and explain the history of the barns on our little farm! Barn No 3 is aptly named “The wood barn,” because well, she stores wood! This was our pandemic project in 2020. We were weary of storing all the reclaimed lumber in my big barn, or the workshop, or basically anywhere we could squirrel it away😂🤦‍♀️
We use old lumber anytime we repair restoration pieces, so having a place to keep it sorted, organized and dry was needed! We used lumber we’d already had to build the entire thing. All we bought was the roofing, which of course, is also reclaimed and old☺️ my brother made the sign that reads “Maple Acres Farm” when we bought our place 17 years ago. My mom gifted me the mint green birdhouse as well❤️
She’s a cute little wood barn, I love the door too. My dad helped build that and hang the track, which we’d pulled off an old barn a few years back and saved. Same with the door handle. It’s nostalgic and I absolutely love having the ability to reuse old materials and give them a second chance at a new life, rather than the burn pile or the landfill.
This is barn 3 of 5, be sure to check and see what I share next! It might not be what you expect 👀😘

07/21/2026

In the summer of 2012, I brought home a baby goat🥹😂 she was 3 days old and was an “oops” baby and well, the people she belonged to, were going to get rid of her, if you catch my drift😬 anyway, me, the animal lover that I am, wasn’t havin that so she came home with me. Haha surprise hubby! Were we going to build a barn for farm animals? No… not yet anyway … but did we? Yes, yes we did😂🤪
We didn’t plan on building it, so we salvaged lumber from dumpsters and built it on a shoestring budget. I distinctly remember thinking, I have a toddler and now a baby goat running thru my house, WHAT AM I DOING🤦‍♀️😂 a few years later, we added Mona to the pasture. My daughter was 2 at the time and like her mama, loved horses. And so did my then, 5 year old son. They’d asked for a horse and while I wasn’t ready to add a full size horse to the farm then, a pony would be perfect. So in 2016, the goat barn officially became the pony barn. The goats have since passed away, and Mona gained a pony friend in 2022. Mona and Flash now called this humble abode their home🖤🐴🖤

For my birthday a few years ago, we gave it a makeover and painted it black to match the rest of our barns. It wasn’t always here, but it has a story here and is here to stay✨

07/20/2026

Welcome to post No. 1 of a fun new series I’m sharing! Barns of the Farm! Anytime we open for events, I hear comments and get questions about our outbuildings. Their use, the history etc. We’re starting off the series with the Chicken Coop🐥 fun fact: this was ONLY outbuilding on our property when we bought in 2009! Be sure the swipe thru the pics to see what it looked like before!
Shortly after our son was born, I brought home a small flock of chickens. And well, they needed a place to live! This little shed became the perfect coop for them. We’ve kept a flock of chickens for the past 15+ years now and what started as a very simple set up has since grown into a large split run with gorgeous gardens surrounding it. This is one of my favorite areas on our little farm. The hydrangeas steal the show in mid summer! We painted most of our barns black (and our farmhouse) about 5 years ago and the coop got a makeover and also a metal roof to match the other outbuildings. I think she’s pretty cute 🥰 what do ya think?! 💭

Stayed tuned for the next barn story tmw✨

07/16/2026

📸July photo dump📸 how are mid July already?! Our days have been filled with backyard bbqs & homemade corndogs🌭 braids tied with velvet ribbons, fireworks & back pocket flowers, horses & craft nights, cold drinks on the patio & a refreshing soak in the cowboy pool🤠🌊

Now to get past this heat wave, wildfire smoke & diarrhea lettuce, we’ll have ourselves the perfect Midwest summer ✨🌭☀️🌻🍉

Cheers to sweet summer time!🍻☀️

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