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I picked up this ugly little stand at an auction years ago for $20. With a little paint, some hardware and casters it is now where we keep our tv and all my craft items.
1. I added wallpaper bead board to the doors with spray adhesive and some trim to keep the wallpaper in place.
2. Painted using leftover paint from our kitchen cabinets.
3. Hubby added casters to the underside, and handles to the doors.
4. Drilled holes for the tv cords.

I hide my 3 sewing machines behind the curtains.
Now on to my secret
On the back side I used spice wracks to hold all my crafty things like thread, needles, glue gun, iron, and cutting boards.
The unit is always against a wall so no one ever sees the back side, and with it being on casters it just rolls out for easy access.
It’s a great way to get extra space!
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  1. tammylovesdishes says

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    You did a great transformation on that TV stand. Putting casters on the bottom was a wonderful idea. Really nice! I love how you have tucked away your craft items. That’s brilliant!
    Tammy

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  2. Pam says

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    Great transformation! It looks so nice!

    Pam

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  3. Gypsy Heart says

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    Great job! Nify way to have all your craft items together and yet not out in the open.

    Hope you have a wonderful week!
    Pat

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  4. A Vintage Green says

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    Beyond amazing – who could have guessed!. And the back use – that has to be original.
    – Joy

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  5. Jo says

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    WOW! Dawn you sure made a difference with that,fantastic,you can pull out those sewing machines and go to it now,everythings organized.

    Hey go see what we made for the herb garden.
    ~Jo
    LazyonLoblolly

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  6. Kelli @ RTSM says

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    I love the beadboard wallpaper! And you are seriously a genuis for hiding all your stuff on the back!

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  7. KerrieLynn says

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    This is wonderful! I love all of the hidden storage!

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  8. Tricia says

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    What a great storage cabinet and I love its fresh new look! So cute! Tricia

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  9. Daniella says

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    So fabulous and unique!! You are amazing!! Thanks for sharing your wonderful ideas!
    xxDaniella

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  10. CAS says

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    I love that secret hiding spot for the “not so attractive but much needed” supplies. That beadboard wallpaper looks so real. Great transformation.
    CAS

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  11. Crystal @ Ordinary Days says

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    Oh my goodness! You did an awesome job!! I love it. It is adorable!! 🙂
    Crystal

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  12. Ann from On Sutton Place says

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    This is great…I am just blown away by the racks in the back…what a brilliant idea! I popped over from Debbie’s and am your newest follower. Your blog looks very fun and I’m going to look around a bit! Come visit me if you have time…~Ann

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  13. ⚜ ↁℯℬℬᴵℰ⚜ says

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    Look at you..getting all organized here. I need to be doing this, like NOW. Thanks Dawn for joining my newbie party. Have fun!

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  14. Under the Willow says

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    This turned out terrific! Love the bead board wallpaper- I’ve been reading about it and how people are loving it. So cute the way you added the handles-

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  15. Grace @ Sense and Simplicity says

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    Clever girl – hiding things around the back. I wondered how you got all your craft things inside the cabinet, but now I know you don’t. The beadboard and white paint make a huge difference in the look of the cabinet.

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  16. [email protected] says

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    I am looking to find one of these for a good deal. Love your secret hiding place! Thanks for sharing!

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  17. Karen says

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    That’s a great transformation and a great use of space.

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  18. Kat from California says

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    Your cabinet is so clever. It’s not too big to move around too. I love that you thought of putting the stuff behind it. Thanks for sharing!

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  19. becky says

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    Three sewing machines? Wow, you must be a super busy stitcher…I’d like to see how you store your fabrics!

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  20. Rachel says

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    That is an incredible makeover! I love what you did with your old entertainment center . . . amazing!

    Rachel @ Maybe Matilda

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  21. MeMeSue says

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    What a wonderful idea for your secret storage! AWESOME job!

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  22. Kris says

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    Nice redo. And clever hiding places!!!

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  23. Jennifer says

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    I love the idea of using the back for storage. I can’t wait to try this out!

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  24. Amanda says

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    Looks amazing! Love the paint job!

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  25. Tammy says

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    Wow! That turned out terrific! What a brilliant Idea!!!! Your newest follower…hope you can visit me sometime soon.

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  26. Jami says

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    Great cabinet redo! So well organized! I hope you stop by the Tuesday To Do party and share it!

    http://blackberryvine.blogspot.com/2011/04/tuesday-to-do-5-and-4-list-makers.html

    Smiles!
    Jami

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  27. Inga´s Haven says

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    brilliant !! 😀
    saw this through diy S-O

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  28. Olive Cooper says

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    The paint transformed this piece and you created a lot of storage with it.

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  29. Joselyn @ The DIY Spot says

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    Visiting from Debbiedoo’s. Nice transformation! Beautiful piece and dual function. Great job!

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  30. Robby says

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    Oh wow, you did fantastic! I’ve been looking for something similar to hide our TV.

    -Robby
    http://downonsanford.blogspot.com/

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  31. Mary says

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    I love what you did with that cabinet – love the color you used, and the beadboard wallpaper makes it pop! Thanks for sharing your secret stash of sewing/craft supplies with us 🙂 I “followed” your blog from Savvy Southern Style’s linky party.

    Mary @ Redo101.blogspot.com

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  32. AllieMakes! says

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    WOW! That hiding space is fantastic! Very cool!
    Thanks for linking up to Making It With Allie! I can’t wait to see what you have for next week!
    AllieMakes.Blogspot.com

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