Craft for Food

My twin neices Frances Shai and Reese Sue are 3 months. I’m going to meet them in the US in a week, I want to bring an arts and crafts gift hand made.
What can I do for them? Something fun and mid. size like a cardboard castle with drawings in it and everything, or paper butterflys in a string. What can I do?

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I have searched my heart out on the internet trying to find a font that matches the letters I’ve seen all over on arts and crafts. Little signs that have the cute, curvy writting with the dots on the ends of the letters. It’s SO hard to explain, but it’s kind of primitive country folk writing. It’s the type of loose lettering you’d see on country style wall hangings with the “primitive” looking dolls, barns, stars, etc. Anyone know where I can find samples of this writing so I can learn to do it myself?