To make the waistband, you can either have your stripes vertical or horizontal - it doesn't really look right having them on the slant. Use your left over bits of fabric or, alternatively, a plain coloured band would work well.
If you choose to do the striped one, cut your first piece as shown in the drawings. Use this piece as a template to cut 3 more pieces exactly the same. If you do this, for the horizontal stripes in particular, then you'll find that your stripes will meet at the sides.
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