Some Brother machines (such as the SE600 series and the Q series) allow the user to read decorative stitch format files and then sew stitches in the design specified in the file. These files have .pmx, .pmu or .pmv file extensions. Some other Brother machines (such as the Q series) additionally include a feature which allows the user to manually input stitch coordinates to create and save a decorative stitch in a .pmv format file It would be very nice if we could use the InkScape/InkStitch tool to take a design and convert it into a custom decorative stitch. This feature would make custom decorative stitches much easier to create and share. The following link describes this manual process for creating and inputting custom decorative stitches: http://support.brother.com/g/b/faqend.aspx?c=us&lang=en&prod=hf_inovnq1300eus&faqid=faqh00100482_000