Determined to actualize his newfound knowledge, and after much trial and error, he succeeded in applying the process according to the halakha from beginning to end. Based on Rabbi Tavger's pioneering work, P'til Tekhelet was formed in an effort to provide tekhelet to the general public. Today, after more than 1,300 years, tsitsit are again being made with the elusive thread of tekhelet . P'til Tekhelet is a non-profit organization based in Israel, comprised of a small group of individuals who devote their time to obtaining the snails, extracting the dye, and dyeing quantities of fine quality, pure Merino wool. All their work is done by hand and lishma - for the express purpose of making tsitsit as the halakha requires.
Various customs exist as to the tying of the knots for tsitsit with tekhelet .
P'til Tekhelet will tie the tsitsit onto a new pair of arba kanfot or tallit according to the halakhic opinion requested.