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How to do it...

Ensure that you have the Xcode 8.0 beta version (or the official version, if it's already released).
Create a new project and choose the Sticker Pack Application template, as shown:

Click on Next and, in product name, type FancyEmoji or any other name you like.

The Xcode project will be created, and as you see, without any source code files. I'm not sure whether you feel happy or sad for that, but for me, I felt happy to see a working Xcode project for the first time with no source code file.
Open Stickers.xcstickers, as shown:

Select the Sticker Pack folder, where you can drag and drop your stickers.
Drag and drop ...

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