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I really like the nn Ellie, but I would never use it as a fun name. I like Eleanor and Eloise, Ellie is easily derived from those. Stella can be nn Ellie I suppose too.

I knew an Ellie...

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Her full name was Elise. I knew her when she was quite young and if I'm not mistaken, I believe she goes by Elise now.

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Middle names...

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Elise Juliet
Elise Guinevere
Elise Fionnuala
Elise Mary Ellen (kind of a random one that came to mind)

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:)

...is my niece

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Her real name is Elizabeth Claire. When we're not callin her Ellie we call her E.Claire (eclair ;p ).

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Okay, only I call her E.Claire.

Ellie Anne
Ellie Bee
Ellie Belle
Ellie Beth
Ellie Evelyn
Ellie Grace
Ellie Jae
Ellie Jane
Ellie Jean
Ellie Mae
Ellie Marie
Ellie May
Ellie Rene
Ellie Rose
Ellie Shae
Ellie Sue

MN ideas:
Ellie Claire
Ellie Simone
Ellie Constance
Ellie Patience
Ellie Maeve
Ellie Victoria
Ellie Gwendolyn / Gwendolen
Ellie Guinevere
Ellie Miranda
Ellie Rebecca
Ellie Cassandra
Ellie Joanna

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I especially like Ellie as a NN for Eliora and Ellia (ELL-ee-a). I'd most likely use Ellia. It's a family name.

I was just thinking about Ellie last week. Personally, I'd go for something like Eleanor Sophia, nn Ellie.

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Other possibilities:

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Elaine, Elena, Elina, Ellen
Elizabeth
Eliana
anything with 'elle' such as Arielle, Marielle, Gabrielle, etc.
anything with 'ella' such as Ariella, Mariella, Gabriella, etc.
anything with the 'el' sound such as Penelope, Helene, etc.

I think Ellie is a very sweet name. The name Elli is a name in it's own right I do believe - Scandinavian. I rather think that the single "i" on the end gives it a little more edge.

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It could be used as a nickname for Eleanor, Eleanora, Elodie, Elizabeth, Ella, Elle, Ellen.

I would only use it as a nickname, it's far too childish and insubstantial for an adult.

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Ellen
Eleanor/Elinor
Eleonora
Elena
Elain
Penelope

Since Ellie doesn't have a lot of substance, I'd pair it with something more classic, like Ellie Catherine. I think it's a cute nickname though. It's one of my favorite nicknames for Elizabeth. It could also be a nickname for any other El- name, like Ellen, Eleanor, Eloise, Elaine, etc., or for ane -elle name, like Danielle, Michelle, Gabrielle, etc.