Here is an example of the "original" block (I made it easier) in a quilt:

Here are the four color waves (ha ha ha - great artist, and they are depicted as solids but I don't want any solid at all - as solids are boring and there are way too many great alternatives like mottled or "fern fossil" or battiks or hand-dyed or...???)

Now, by looking at it, you guessed that Fabric A and B are petals, and Fabric C, D and E are leaves, and Fabric G is foilage, and Fabric G is sky... that was easy... huh!!!

Now, for directions, each block is 3 inches finished, except for the two log cabin pieces which will be rectangles of 3 X 6 inches and 3 X 9 inches finished.

Fabrics A and B are always the same color, but A will be the medium and B the dark. (Either shades of red, yellow, orange, or purple).

Fabrics C, D, and E are always greens in differing shades of mediums and darks, C is the medium-light, D is the medium-dark, and E is always the darkest.

Fabric G is always a soft blue, and fabric f is always a soft green... Same color each block, but can vary block to block, or not, you decide for me.

Easy method to make 3 inch triangles

Fabric A: Cut one strip 3 7/8 inch x 7 3/4 inch
Fabric G: Cut one strip 3 7/8 inch x 7 3/4 inch

Put Fabrics A and G RST (right side together) and cut 2 squares 3 7/8 inches. Mark as above diagram. Sew on either side 1/4 inch and cut on diaganol in the center. This makes your 4 3 1/2 inch half square triangles for the petal/sky.

Fabric C: Cut one strip 3 7/8 inch x 7 3/4 inch
Fabric D: Cut one strip 3 7/8 inch x 7 3/4 inch

Put Fabrics C and D RST (right side together) and cut 2 squares 3 7/8 inches. Mark as above diagram. Sew on either side 1/4 inch and cut on diaganol in the center. This makes your 4 3 1/2 inch half square triangles for the leaves.

Fabric G : cut one block 3 1/2 inches X 3 1/2 inches.
Fabric F : cut one block 3 1/2 inches X 3 1/2 inches.

Put Fabrics G and F RST (right side together). Mark as above diagram. Sew on either side
1/4 inch and cut on diaganol in the center. This makes your 2 3 1/2 inch half square triangles for the sky/foilage.

Fabric G : cut one block 3 1/2 inches X 3 1/2 inches. This is the sky.
Fabric E : cut one block 3 1/2 inches X 3 1/2 inches. This is the leaf.

Fabric F: Cut 1 strip 3 1/2 inches x 6 1/2 inches.
Fabric F: Cut 1 strip 3 1/2 inches x 9 1/2 inches.

OK, you got everything cut, right. My advice is to make all your half square triangles first. Then piece the block as per the diagram below... Do the white section first. Sew each block in the top row together, then the middle row, then the bottom. Sew all three rows together. You should have the white section block. Next, sew the yellow section together, and add the yellow section to the bottom of the block. And then last, sew the green section together and sew the green section to the side of the block. Press and measure. Walla, the block is ready for mailing.