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Your machine may take it. You would need to use a 'jeans' needle, and put some tissue paper each side of the PVC and sew through it, otherwise the PVC will kind of stick to the needle & foot, and also to the sewing table, and cause 'drag'.
I've replaced a window in the awning of our Combi Camp using my old Singer treadle machine, but I believe someone on the 'camping under canvas' section has used a modern domestic machine to do this.
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Jean
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Topic: Folding camper window split
