If you are cutting with the TS sled.
If you cut the laminate into individual blocks before cutting the miter
Find the center of your feature design and mark it.
Mark on your fence 1/2 of the segment length needed. (ex. 2 inch SL = 1 inch mark from the saw kerf line on the fence)
Line the center mark on the segment with the SL line and cut the miter (ie. your miter table fence is already set to desired angle).
do this for all segments.
flip the segment and relign on the mark on the fence. Set a stop block and cut the rest.
Here is an example of Jrodgers making and cutting thunderbirds.
Jim Rodgers' Designs in Wood, Making Patterns
As far as cutting the laminate in the flip/flop method.
find the center of the feature
layout the first miter and cut.
place a stop block on the TS fence at the SL needed
flip laminate and cut, repeat fliping and cutting.
It is always good to cut a practice piece to make sure everthing is set up correctly.