seed saving advice for peas, please.

I want to get a lot better at saving seed this year and am focusing on chillies, squashes, beans and peas. I think I've got the first 3 sorted, but I'm unsure about peas.

I will be growing a few pea plants in buckets with the idea of saving seeds for next year's crop. They won't be isolated - should I tuck them into a fleecy blanket bag to make sure that they self-pollinate? If I do that do I need to shake the plants/get into the flowers with a paintbrush? Or is there a different way of doing it?

Thank you. 

Another tip for saving pea seeds - have them tied up on some sort of supports during growing season rather than letting them flop on the ground. They need to dry in their shells outside for best saving, but the shells need to remain dry rather than damp on the ground.

Once the seeds are dry make sure you keep them in a container with a lid on . I lost all mine last year to mice they can smell them out anywhere.

if you want really in depth info

http://www.daughterofthesoil.com/

again, posted before but a good time to revisist. re my last post i bought telephone peas (old name for Alderman). info given to me by the very helpful people on here 

very informative, real seed site worth a look though