Nellie Snellen - Ecstasy Crafts
Nellie Snellen - Ecstasy Crafts
Nellie Snellen - Ecstasy Crafts
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Dear cardmakers,<br />
It’s an honour for me to show you my products through this catalog.<br />
I know that very nice cards are being made by you, and I’m hoping that my products can help you getting<br />
new ideas for your cards.<br />
I would like to introduce myself to you:<br />
My name is <strong>Nellie</strong> <strong>Snellen</strong>, I live in The Netherlands, I’m married, mother of three grown up children,<br />
and grandmother of three grandchildren.<br />
In my spare time I’m always thinking of new hobby-techniques, designing new products for these ideas,<br />
such as die’s and templates.<br />
To explain my techniques I’ve written several books in wich I explain what the possibilities of the techniques<br />
are, and what you can do with the technique.<br />
In this catalog I have added an example card with every technique, so that you have an impression what<br />
you can make using the products.<br />
I hope that you have as much fun with the techniques as I have!<br />
Kind regards,<br />
<strong>Nellie</strong><br />
In this catalog:<br />
Alphabet Embossing 2<br />
Blossom Punch 3<br />
Cisioo 4<br />
Clippunch 5 - 6<br />
Combi Punch 7<br />
Double Die 8<br />
Dubble Fold Die 9<br />
Fantasie Borders 10<br />
Fontana 11<br />
Multi Frame Die 12<br />
Papira / Tapis 13<br />
Punch and Stitch 14<br />
Queree 15<br />
Reflecta 16<br />
Scrap Magic 17<br />
Tristich 18<br />
Tumble Punch 19<br />
World of Fantasy 20<br />
<strong>Nellie</strong>’s Zoo 21<br />
<strong>Nellie</strong>’s Books 22<br />
<strong>Nellie</strong>’s Choice BV<br />
Markt 21<br />
5975AM Sevenum<br />
The Netherlands<br />
0031-77 467 2267<br />
0031-77 467 4430<br />
Email: nellie@nelliesnellen.com<br />
Website: www.nellies-choice.com<br />
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Alphabet Templates: Embossing.<br />
1. Search out the letters of the word you<br />
want to make<br />
2. Affix every letter in the opening of the<br />
template with a small piece of<br />
sellotape<br />
3. Turn the template around and emboss<br />
the letters<br />
4. Turn the template back and colour the<br />
letters with stamping ink<br />
5. Remove the template from the card<br />
TIP: replace a letter that is used two<br />
or more times with an empty shape<br />
and emboss it later<br />
REFLECTA<br />
Alphabet Templates: Reflecta.<br />
1. Search out the letters of the word you<br />
want to make<br />
2. Stick sello tape behind the template<br />
opening<br />
3. Place the letters on the sello tape in<br />
the right order<br />
4. Prick the holes<br />
5. Embroider the word<br />
TIP: replace a letter that is used two<br />
or more times with an empty shape<br />
and prick it later<br />
AE001 AE002 RE201 RE202<br />
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Blossom Punch.<br />
With these punches you can punch the most<br />
beautiful flower patterns in your cards!<br />
1. Stick the pattern on the card<br />
2. Place the punch in between the pattern lines<br />
and punch the shapes<br />
3. Remove the pattern<br />
4. Cut small circles and punch them too<br />
5. Stick these circles behind the openings<br />
6. Push the petals through to the front of the card<br />
7. Rub them flat<br />
BP001<br />
BP002 BP003 3<br />
BP004 BP005
Cisioo<br />
Cisioo is a technique whereby you cut patterns in<br />
your duo card paper and prick holes with the aid<br />
of a template. Then you score and fold the shapes<br />
and embroider the patterns.<br />
1. Affix the template to the card with removable tape<br />
2. Make the incisions with a sharp knife and prick the<br />
holes with a pricking tool (template 3 – 8)<br />
3. Remove the template from the card<br />
4. Cut through the notches<br />
5. Score the shapes and fold them over<br />
6. Embroider the pattern<br />
CI005<br />
140x30mm<br />
CI006<br />
140x30mm<br />
4<br />
CI001<br />
120x120mm<br />
CI003<br />
120x120mm<br />
CI007<br />
60x60mm<br />
CI002<br />
120x120mm<br />
CI004<br />
120x120mm<br />
CI008<br />
60x60mm
Clippunch<br />
Clippunch is a punching technique, using two<br />
punches to make a shape, which can be clipped onto<br />
a card (like a paperclip). It can also be threaded onto<br />
a paper strip or ribbon or sewn on like a button.<br />
1 A Clippunch set consists of two punches<br />
2 First punch the clip, using the punch in the normal<br />
way<br />
3 Now punch the shape around the clip<br />
Place the punch upside-down on the table top. Ensure<br />
that the clip shape is in the center. Punch the shape<br />
CP007 CP008<br />
CP011 CP012<br />
CP015 CP016 5<br />
CP001 CP002<br />
CP003 CP004<br />
CP005 CP006<br />
CP009 CP010<br />
CP013 CP014<br />
CP017 CP018
Clippunch<br />
CP102 CP103<br />
CP104<br />
6<br />
CP101<br />
CP105
These patterns allow you to make shapes in your<br />
card that you fill with another shape.<br />
1. Stick the pattern on the card<br />
2. Place the punch in between the pattern lines and<br />
punch the shapes (A)<br />
3. Remove the pattern<br />
4. Stick sello tape behind the opening, sticky side up<br />
5. Punch the smallest shape = B<br />
6. Punch the smallest shape and the center shape<br />
around it = C<br />
7. Punch the center shape and the largest shape<br />
around it = D<br />
8. Stick B-C-D on the sticky tape of the punched-out<br />
shape (A)<br />
CoP001<br />
CoP002 CoP003<br />
7<br />
CoP004
Double Die is a technique that uses two dies to<br />
make a top shape and a contrast shape. The two<br />
die cuts are stuck together, creating one shape<br />
with contrast.<br />
1 Run the Die through your Die-cutting machine<br />
without paper, a few times<br />
2 Remove the foam outside the Die shape<br />
3 Run the Die through the die-cutting machine with<br />
cardstock on top<br />
4 If the Die does not cut properly, place one or more<br />
sheets underneath, so that it lays tight in the<br />
machine<br />
DD003AB<br />
140x30mm<br />
DD011AB<br />
50x50mm<br />
8<br />
DD001AB<br />
140x30mm<br />
DD012AB<br />
50x50mm<br />
DD002AB<br />
140x30mm<br />
DD013AB<br />
50x50mm
Double Fold Die<br />
With this technique you make small shapes that<br />
you cut out and fold together.<br />
1. Run the Die through the Die-cut machine without<br />
paper<br />
2. You can now see the cutting edges<br />
3. Cut the shapes out of paper (80 gr.)<br />
4. Combine a few colours<br />
5. Put them on top of each other<br />
6. Make them into a figure and fold them on the<br />
perforated line<br />
DFD003 DFD004<br />
9<br />
DFD001 DFD002<br />
DFD005 DFD006
Fantasie Borders is a technique with which you<br />
can fold, cut, embroider and thread strips.<br />
1. Affix the template to the card with removable tape<br />
2. Cut or prick the pattern<br />
3. Remove the template from the card<br />
4. Embroider the card, thread the strips or fold the<br />
shapes over<br />
FB001 140x40mm<br />
FB002 140x40mm<br />
FB003 140x40mm<br />
FB004 140x40mm<br />
FB005 140x40mm<br />
FB006 140x40mm FB007 140x40mm FB008 140x40mm FB009 140x40mm FB010 140x40mm FB011 140x40mm<br />
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FONTANA<br />
Fontana is a technique whereby you cut patterns<br />
in your duo card paper and prick holes with the aid<br />
of a template. Then you score and fold the shapes<br />
and embroider the patterns.<br />
1. Affix the template to the card with removable tape<br />
2. Cut the shapes with a sharp knife and prick the<br />
holes with a pricking tool<br />
3. Remove the template from the card<br />
4. Cut the notches<br />
5. Score the shapes (template 7 - 12) and fold them<br />
6. Embroider the shapes<br />
FM008<br />
145x30mm<br />
FM009<br />
145x30mm<br />
FM010<br />
145x30mm<br />
FM011<br />
145x30mm<br />
FM012<br />
145x30mm<br />
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FM001<br />
115x115mm<br />
FM003<br />
115x115mm<br />
FM005<br />
145x100mm<br />
FM007<br />
110x110mm<br />
FM002<br />
115x115mm<br />
FM004<br />
115x115mm<br />
FM006<br />
145x100mm
Multi Frame Die<br />
This card technique allows you to make five or six<br />
different small frames with one Die.<br />
1. Run the Die through the Die-cut machine without<br />
paper<br />
2. You can now see the cutting edges<br />
3. Remove alternate rings of foam. Leave the foam on<br />
the outer ring!<br />
4. Cut the Die-cut shape out of cardstock<br />
5. Tips if the shape isn’t cut properly:<br />
- Turn the die around and cut again<br />
- Place an extra transparant sheet underneath<br />
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MFD001 MFD002<br />
MFD003 MFD004
Papira is a cutting and threading<br />
technique that comprises a number of<br />
templates that can be used for cutting<br />
patterns into papers through which<br />
strips of paper can be threaded.<br />
1 Affix the template tot the card with<br />
removable tape<br />
2 Cut the incisions with a sharp knife<br />
3 Remove the template from the card<br />
4 Thread the paper strip through the<br />
needle<br />
5 Thread the needle through the<br />
incisions<br />
PA001 Round<br />
100x100mm<br />
PA020 Square<br />
110x110mm<br />
PA010 Oval<br />
130x85mm<br />
PU1001<br />
TS102 Dotpunch<br />
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Tapis is an embroider- and knotting technique,<br />
where with the aid of a metal template<br />
you prick patterns in paper, which<br />
you then embroider or knot with thread.<br />
There are numerous ways in which you<br />
can embroider with this technique.<br />
1 Affix the template to the card with<br />
removable tape<br />
2 Use a pencil to mark the holes in the<br />
template on the cardstock<br />
3 Cut the pattern you want to use with the<br />
aid of the incisions in the template<br />
4 Remove the template<br />
5 Cut through the notches<br />
6 Punch the holes with a small hole punch<br />
7 Cut pieces of thread to size (7 cm)<br />
8 Knot these threads through the holes<br />
9 Cut thread to size<br />
NB: you can also prick holes in your<br />
card with the aid of the template and<br />
embroider the card instead<br />
TS006 Oval TS007 Oval
Punch & Stitch is a technique with which you use<br />
a pattern and punches to prick holes in your card,<br />
which you then embroider. Each punch shape can<br />
be embroidered in more than ten different ways<br />
and all the patterns can be used with each of the<br />
Punch & Stitch punches, enabling you to make<br />
endless combinations.<br />
1 Make a copy of the pattern<br />
2 Stick the pattern on the card with removable tape<br />
3 Punch the pattern shapes<br />
4 Remove the pattern and embroider the shapes<br />
P&S001<br />
Circle<br />
P&S002<br />
Square<br />
P&S003<br />
Bow<br />
P&S004<br />
Peak<br />
P&S005<br />
Cross<br />
P&S006<br />
Flower<br />
14<br />
P&S007<br />
Quilt<br />
P&S008<br />
Daisy<br />
P&S009<br />
Star<br />
P&S010<br />
Tulip
Queree is a punch and embroider technique. You<br />
punch a shape in your card with the aid of a pattern.<br />
Then you prick the holes and stitch the shape<br />
using a certain stitching pattern. The finished<br />
result is one of empty and stitched-over openings.<br />
1. Copy the pattern<br />
2. Affix the pattern to your card with removable tape<br />
3. Punch the shapes (use the punch upside-down)<br />
4. Stick a different colour paper underneath the card<br />
(leave the pattern on)<br />
5. Prick the holes according to the pattern<br />
6. Remove the pattern and stitch the shapes<br />
QU001<br />
QU002<br />
QU003 QU004<br />
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REFLECTA<br />
Reflecta is an embroidery technique, using templates<br />
to prick shapes and letters in your paper,<br />
which are then stitched in lines.<br />
1 Affix the template to the card with removable tape<br />
2 Prick the holes with a thin pricking tool<br />
3 Remove the template and stitch the patterns<br />
RE101<br />
90x90mm<br />
RE001 145x25mm<br />
RE002 145x25mm<br />
RE101<br />
90x90mm<br />
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RE003 145x25mm<br />
RE004 145x25mm<br />
RE005 145x25mm<br />
RE006 145x25mm<br />
RE007 145x25mm<br />
RE008 145x25mm<br />
RE009 145x25mm<br />
RE010 145x25mm
Scrap-magic<br />
Scrap Magic is a scrapping technique where you<br />
cut different sized shapes with the aid of a template<br />
and stick them together. One of the things that<br />
make Scrap Magic templates stand out is the fact<br />
that the templates themselves are not just square<br />
or rectangular, but also come in round and oval<br />
and diamond shapes etc.<br />
1 Affix the template to cardstock with removable tape<br />
2 Draw the lines of the large shapes on the cardstock<br />
with pencil<br />
3 Remove the template and stick it on a different<br />
colour cardstock<br />
4 Draw the lines of the small shapes on the cardstock<br />
with pencil<br />
5 Remove the template<br />
6 Cut the shapes out, stick them together and then<br />
onto a card<br />
MaS001 130x90mm MaS002 100x100mm<br />
MaS003 100x100mm MaS004 130x95mm<br />
MaS005 95x95mm MaS006 130x90mm<br />
MaS007 125x90mm MaS008 120x60mm MaS009 110x75mm MaS010 100x90mm<br />
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Tristich<br />
Tri-stich is a technique that uses metal templates<br />
to prick and cut patterns into card paper. The patterns<br />
can be used to make a shape on your card or<br />
as a border.<br />
1 Affix the template to the card with removable tape<br />
2 Prick the holes with a pricking tool<br />
3 Cut the outside or inside of the template shape into<br />
the card (if you wish)<br />
4 Remove the template from the card<br />
5 Embroider the pattern<br />
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Tri001<br />
85x85mm<br />
Tri002<br />
85x85mm<br />
Tri003<br />
85x85mm<br />
Tri004<br />
140 x 25mm<br />
Tri005<br />
140 x 25mm
Tumble Punch is a punching technique. With the<br />
Tumble Punch you punch shapes in the paper<br />
which you then score and fold. By combining the<br />
Tumble Punches and using different coloured papers,<br />
you can make endless variations.<br />
1 Copy the pattern<br />
2 Place the pattern on the card with removable tape<br />
3 Punch the shapes<br />
4 Remove the pattern from the card<br />
3 Score the shapes and fold them over<br />
Tu001<br />
Star<br />
Tu002<br />
Flower<br />
19<br />
Tu003<br />
Wave<br />
Tu004<br />
Round<br />
Tu005<br />
Boat<br />
Tu006<br />
Mountain
World of Fantasy.<br />
With these templates there are lots of combination<br />
possibilities. You can use them to: emboss, colour<br />
in, embroider and cut.<br />
1. Affix the template to the card<br />
2. Emboss the shape<br />
3. Prick only those holes that you want to embroider<br />
4. Colour in the embossed shapes with stamping ink<br />
5. Draw around the passé-partout of the template with<br />
a pencil<br />
6. Remove the template from the card<br />
7. Embroider the shape<br />
8. Cut the passé-partout<br />
WF004 WF005 20<br />
WF001<br />
WF002<br />
WF006<br />
WF003<br />
WF007
Zoo Embossing is a technique with which you can<br />
emboss animal shapes with the aid of a template.<br />
1 Affix the template to the cardstock with removable<br />
tape<br />
2 Emboss the shape<br />
3 Cut around the incisions in the template<br />
4 Color the shape with stamping ink and a make-up<br />
applicator<br />
5 Remove the template from the cardstock<br />
6 Cut through the notches<br />
INE101 INE102 INE103 INE104<br />
INE105 INE106<br />
INE001 INE002<br />
INE003 INE004 INE005 INE006 INE007 INE008 INE009 INE010 INE011<br />
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