I knew I was in trouble the second I paused the trailer for Curry Barker’s new film Obsession, solely to study at the One Wish Willow packaging. And when I went to see the actual film, I was so fixated on actually owning one that my brain immediately began conjuring up ideas.
That is usually how these things start around here — I’m just trying to enjoy a movie, and suddenly some tiny prop or subtle reference has piqued my interest.
The One Wish Willow immediately had me. It has that Monkey’s Paw energy: a small object, a desperate wish, and consequences waiting to happen. But what really sold me was the vintage toy-style presentation of the box and labels. The little novelty-shop feeling of something that looks harmless but ever-so-slightly dangerous. So of course, I had to make one of my own.
A Google search only resulted in a bunch of AI-generated slop, with nonsense words, so I opened Adobe Illustrator and drew my own. I know it isn’t IDENTICAL to the one in the film, but I did my best with what reference files I could find.
For this DIY One Wish Willow project, I printed the free One Wish Willow STL from BambuLab’s MakerWorld, but I have listed another alternative for those who don’t have access to a 3D printer.
The film has a website where they are selling official replicas of the prop, but alas, it remains sold out. I encourage everyone to support the film and to purchase one as soon as they are available again.
This One Wish Willow inspired template was hand-drawn by me in Adobe Illustrator as my personal, fan-made interpretation of the box. It is not an official product, is not affiliated with or endorsed by the filmmakers, studios, rights holders, or related brands, and is not intended to be a screen-accurate replica.
All rights to Obsession, One Wish Willow, TABI Cat Curiosities, and any related names, characters, logos, imagery, or intellectual property belong to their respective owners. However, the original artwork, layout, illustration work, written instructions, and digital template file are protected intellectual property belonging to The Homicidal Homemaker©.
The template was previously offered on a pay-what-you-want basis for personal fan use only. It was intended only for individuals to make one for their own personal collection. It may not be modified, edited, redistributed, reuploaded, repackaged, sold, shared, or used to create physical or digital products for sale. No exceptions.
Prohibited use includes, but is not limited to: uploading the file to other websites, sharing it in groups, social media, or forums, sending saved copies of the PDF to others, screenshotting or posting the file, recreating or redrawing an image from the original template, selling printed copies, removing my watermark or branding, or selling items made from this template or derivative versions of it.
Any unauthorized use, redistribution, modification, or commercial exploitation of this template may result in formal takedown requests, marketplace reports, and/or further action to protect my rights as the creator. This includes unauthorized listings on Etsy, Facebook Marketplace, Amazon, Shopify, TikTok Shop, Instagram Shopping, Shopee, eBay, or similar selling platforms.
Where to Get the One Wish Willow 3D Print/STL
The One Wish Willow 3D print file is available free through BambuLab’s MakerWorld. That file is for the actual 3D printed One Wish Willow stick only.
Assembly and Display Tips
A few things that helped the finished One Wish Willow prop look more polished:
- Print the box on heavyweight matte cardstock if possible. I used an off-white/cream color.
- Score your fold lines before folding. A scoring board or ruler will help achieve straight folds.
- Use a bone folder, ruler, or the back of a butter knife to get cleaner folds.
One Wish Willow F.A.Q.
A lot of people are searching for whether the One Wish Willow is for sale, where to buy the One Wish Willow, or whether there is an official One Wish Willow toy.
Availability may change, especially with horror promo items and limited releases, so check the official One Wish Willow site first if you are looking for official merch.
This post shows my unofficial, fan-made display version. My printable box template is no longer available for download due to repeated unauthorized sharing, modification, and commercial use.
The printable box template is no longer available for download. When it was available, it was designed around the MakerWorld/BambuLab print, but it was only intended for personal fan use.
If you are making your own personal display piece, cholla wood/husks for aquariums are still a great alternative if you do not have access to a 3D printer.
No. The printable template pack and artwork are not available for commercial use and may not be used to create physical or digital products for sale.
No. Please do not modify, redistribute, upload, sell, repost, redraw, recreate, remove branding from, or claim the template files or derivative versions as your own.
Affiliate Disclosure: Some links in this post may be affiliate links, which means I may earn a small commission if you buy something through them, at no extra cost to you. Think of it as tossing a few pennies into the cauldron so I can keep making creepy recipes, vintage-inspired projects, and DIY horror and Halloween tutorials.
