Let’s say you found a perfect object for your design: a flower or a beautiful crack in the wall or a splatter…You really want to use it! But hey, it often goes with a wall or clouds in background or with a bunch of leaves. You don’t really need that extra stuff in your brush, do you? 
And you really don’t want to use a rectangle brush, belive me
If you have your images prepared, all you have to do is to define brush. go to Edit menu and choose Define Brush. Then you just have to name your brush and use it
You can create your own sets of Photoshop brushes. For example, you can bundle in one set your all favourite floral brushes, grunge brushes, shapes or just simply most used brushes. It all depends on your creativity and sense of order
TIP:
The Save Brushes command saves all the brushes that you currently have in your Brushes Palette, so if you want to create a set you need to delete the unwanted brushes from the palette
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