Discussion
...................... is a wrinkled appearance along a seam.
Answer: C
A wrinkled appearance along a seam is called pucker.
Seam pucker is the gathering or rippling of fabric along a stitched seam. It is caused by too much thread tension, uneven feeding of the two layers, shrinkage of the sewing thread, or a needle too heavy for the fabric.
Unbalanced, variable and slipped describe other defects, such as unequal tension or stitches that slip, but the specific term for a wavy, wrinkled seam is pucker.
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