scalloped trim

noun
UK /ˈskɒləpt trɪm/
US /ˈskɑːləpt trɪm/

A scalloped trim is a decorative edge with a row of small curved bumps.

The little girl's dress had a scalloped trim along the hem.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A wavy cut made along the edge of fabric or paper for decoration.

She used pinking shears to give the card a scalloped trim.

3. An ornamental molding with a series of curved projections, often on furniture or architecture.

The antique mirror was framed with a scalloped trim.

4. A decorative edge on a pie crust made by pinching the dough into curves.

He finished the apple pie with a scalloped trim.