Hey guys! I know I am already here asking for more ideas. 
I really AM a creative person, but lately my mind just cannot focus. 
So if you can spare me some more great ideas, I will be very appreciative. Here's the deal. I have pretty much carte blanche on design for a bridal shower. The theme of the shower is "baking/recipes". Colors will be red with a little pink (tablecoths) and gold accents. I am thinking they want a more "cute-sy" than formal theme, and I think they are expecting something clever. I would like to do a sheet if possible; ideas for the top? Any ideas? I had thought about making some cute fondant pieces on top, like an oven mitt, chef hat, wooden spoon, etc., but what to write? There's gotta' be a better idea...help me find it! 
Oh yeah! Cake is due 6/24 and needs to feed at least 25. Also, (I know I'm pushing my luck here) 
but if possible, please include pricing suggestions with your ideas? THANKS IN ADVANCE, CC PEEPS!! 
Is it a shower where everyone brings a favorite recipe? How about putting the recipe for the cake and icing on the cake? Maybe putting in a recipe for a good marriage kind of thing? Maybe making it look like an oven?
A 9x13 will feed 24 with ever so slightly larger than 2x2 pieces. With just buttercream I'd charge $40, if your doing fondant things too maybe $50. I haven't gotten into fondant yet.
What if, instead of a sheet cake, you cut the sheet out in the shape of an apron? I've attached a few different invitations, that may help. Also, this website has a great "recipe for love" which like Jenn123 said would be a good thing to write on the cake.
http://homepages.tesco.net/~derek.berger/recipe4love.html
These are the lyrics to a Harry Connick Jr. song...pretty good song. Anyway, I like the lines
"It doesnt need sugar cause its already sweet
It doesnt need an oven cause its got a lot of heat
Just add a dash of kisses to make it all complete
And thats the recipe for [making] love" (I think you could leave out making, and it sounds just as good)
http://www.lyricsfreak.com/h/harry+connick,+jr./recipe+for+love_20064470.html
OH those are cute.
There is a photo in the mother's day file of someone sending a cake with a recipe on it...
Let me see if I can find it.
But I like the ideas everyone has contributed so far... excellent ideas.
Here's what writing a recipe in the form of a recipe card would be...
I like the idea of an apron, with wording... Very girly.
http://www.cakecentral.com/modules.php?name=coppermine&file=displayimage&meta=search&search=recipe&cat=0&pos=49&search=recipe
THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!! I LOVE both of these ideas, I think the apron would be adorable, and so would the recipe card!! WOW! You guys are too awesome. I think I will let the customer choose which Idea she likes the best and then file the other idea away for another occasion, b/c they are both really neat ideas. Would I have time to order the frosting sheet and figure out how to print it? The cake is due6/24. If not, other ideas on how to copy that recipe card cake by my deadline in case she chooses that one?
Recipe for a Happy Marriage
1 cup consideration
1 cup courtesy
2 cupfuls flattery carefully concealed
1 gallon faith and trust in each other
2 cupfuls praise
1 small pinch of in-laws
1 reasonable budget, a generous dash of cooperation
3 teaspoon pure extract of "I'm sorry"
1 cup contentment
1 cup each confidence and encouragement
1 large or several small hobbies
1 cup blindness to the other's faults
Flavor with frequent portions of recreation and a dash of happy memories. Stir well and remove any specks of jealousy, temper or criticism. Sweeten well with generous portions of love and keep warm with a steady flame of devotion. Never serve with cold shoulder
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