Baypointe one of my current WIPs is a two page Imaginating chart should be done black arrows in margin. Take a ruler and wher they meet is center of pattern. Hope picture helps

Update: I figured it out! I'm going to copy the 2 pages, tape them together and use the center of both horizontally to start stitching. I've never stitched a pattern that had multiple pages which didn't indicate "dead center of the whole chart" somewhere. Thank you for your reply.

My problem was that there are a total of 8 margin marks. 4 on each half of the chart.

Usually there are arrows on the chart showing where the center lines of stitching are at. I find the center of the fabric. then determine where the center of the chart is.Then I count up to the top of the fabric where the first line of stitching is. Then from the center line at the top I count over to where the first stitch starts. I have a few charts with multiple pages and i am not inclined to start one. because that will be challenging. I am doing a Victoria Sampler which is on three pages. I made photo copies of each page to work from.

Those are the kind I'm used to! I had never seen this type before. But as I said earlier, I figured it out! Thank you!

Usually when there is more than one page, if there is an overlap in the pattern, it is a darker color, so you will know it is an overlap. i have always had the pattern center marked with the dark arrows.