Onsie Week, Part 3

I was going for flouncy ruffles with this one.

Same drill as before, start with a onsie and fabric scraps (by the way, I didn't buy anything for any of these onsie makeovers).  I cut the onsie off about 2 inches below the armpits and saved the bottom.  Because I was using what I had, some of the strips weren't very wide, so I didn't want to waste width with a hem.  Instead, I just serged the edges.  After that, I ruffled the top strip:

The top strip then gets attached 3/4 of an inch above the bottom of the onsie piece:

I attached the rest of the pieces, in overlapping tiers, to a piece of white knit.
I left about 3/4 of an inch of the knit uncovered at the top.

Then I took the edge at the bottom of the onsie piece and the top of the tiered piece and zig zagged them together.

I didn't worry about right sides being together, since the seam would be hidden by the top ruffle.
And then:

Doesn't she look like Little Miss Muffet?

For next time:
I didn't think about making the strips for the ruffles longer towards the bottom this time, which is why I got more of a bell shape than an a-line.