I have used box-shadow.
p { margin:50px auto; width:20px; height:110px; border-radius:100px; background:#6592CF; box-shadow:20px 0 #060F55, -20px 0 #060F55, 40px 0 #6592CF, -40px 0 #6592CF, 60px 0 #060F55, -60px 0 #060F55, 0 -190px 0 100px #6592CF, 0 30px 0 60px #060F55, 0 150px 0 #060F55, 0 0 0 400px #6592CF; }
Nice!! I only use box-shadow for fork pointed, other part are too abstract when use box-shadow.
My solution, based on your:
<p><style>*{background:#6592CF}p{zoom:10;margin:5 auto;width:2;height:11;border-radius:1in;box-shadow:2px 0#060F55,-2px 0#060F55,4px 0#6592CF,-4px 0#6592CF,6px 0#060F55,-6px 0#060F55,0-19px 0 10px#6592CF,0 3px 0 6px#060F55,0 15px 0#060F55
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I have used box-shadow.
Nice!! I only use box-shadow for fork pointed, other part are too abstract when use box-shadow.
My solution, based on your: